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If you watched the Chanel Fall 2010 Ready-to-Wear Runway Show, you would find the reason why the audience felt very cold in Paris Grand Palais when watching the Yves St. Laurent show. It’s simple, as you imagine, other half of the Palais was housing Chanel’s icebergs.

Totally different form his barnyard scene of last season, Karl Lagerfeld hauled a snowcapped peak, transported from Scandinavia purportedly into the palais to stage an arctic show of furs. Admittedly, it’s really a wise idea to hold this fur show in such cold palais decorated with giant arctic icebergs. And it seems that Karl Lagerfeld’s design for this show stage was inspired by the concern of global warming. Fashion world is of aware of environmental issue and now and then celebs join hands to save animals by shows and charities, and Karl Lagerfeld just did the same thing . It’s a fur show indeed, but it’s about faux fur concerning global environmental issue. Giant furry Yeti-like pants, fur boots, fur handbags, fur coats, fur shorts, all that you would imagine, would be found at the Chanel Fall 2010 Ready-to-Wear Runway Show.

The warmly-dressed models in white, sloshing through water from melting icebergs look like polar bears, while the models in head-to-toe brown fuzzy outfit look like monkey kings, well, quite handsome ones. It’s funny, uhh? But it wasn’t all staged for laughs, the fur worked perfectly in some looks, I mean, knitwear. As you know, Chanel always stands out in the context of a season of innovative knitwear. As it shows, a group of three short angora sweater dresses are really amazing. They are likely to have a good run this fall. Among so many suits, which one do you prefer?